Our Napier moment: Dr Ann Kirschner on rebuilding learning in an evolving landscape
Rebuilding on new land will require a sense of urgency, smarter curriculum design and grounding innovation in humanistic values.
Rebuilding on new land will require a sense of urgency, smarter curriculum design and grounding innovation in humanistic values.
For every step forward we make in terms of equity, we create new challenges for ourselves to think about.
UTS staff can now host Zoom meetings with up to 500 participants.
From examining core principles to discussing experiences, the recent FFYE Forum explored a range of perspectives on inclusive education.
Join us for five great events during Open Education Week as we work towards a more accessible, equitable, and socially just education for all.
Even a small gesture can have a powerful impact in helping students to feel included and engaged.
How do you provide an authentic, scalable, industry-connected research experience for large undergraduate cohorts? Forensic Science investigates...
The small changes you can make that will help your students to speak up, engage with their classmates and learn more.
Getting to know ChatGPT? Here are some ideas and inspiration to help you re-think your assessments with AI in mind.
Ahead of the upcoming FFYE Forum, Alisa Percy reflects on how inclusive practice has shaped teaching at UTS.
Explore how you can engage with generative AI as learning tool both ethically and effectively.
Put yourself in the shoes of new and returning students as the new academic year kicks off.
Mechatronics students return to the classroom en masse for presentations to their peers – but how did it work in practice?